The Billboard 1910-05-28: Vol 22 Iss 22 (1910-05-28)

th MAY 28, 1910. The Billboard 51 | th Bend—National Assn, of Stationary EnNew Orleans—Louisiana State Federation of jeers, State Convention, June 8-10. Chas, Catholic Societies. June 9. L. E. Cenas, 820 reithof, 315 Read st., Evansville, Ind. | h Bend—Indiana Reunion B. PP. OJ E. y 7-8. Geo. J. Martin, City Hall, South end, Ind. th Bend—Northern Indiana Dental Society. sept. 17-18. Dr. Shidler, South Bend, Ind. rsaw—S0th Indiana Regiment Assn. Sept. G. W. Armstrong, Leesburgh, Ind. IOWA «—lowa Rural Letter Carriers’ Assn. Aug. i-Sept. 1. Bert B. Child, Nevada, Ia. | ita—Y. BP. 8. C. B. 7th District Convention, | June 21-22. Mary B. MecPherrin, president, | 710 N. 22d st., South Omaha, Neb. | antle—Grand Council of Iowa, the Order of e U. c. T. of America, June 2-4, L, 1. Ed First st., Council Bluffs, lowa, ir Rapids—International Brotherhood of Hookbinders. June 13-18. Jas. W. Dougherty, 8 Nassau st., New York City. ar Rapids _—Dubuque Archdiocesan T. A. N, pt . C. L. Anderson, 109 Curtis st., Du son, 218 8. ique, la, lar Kupids—State Assn. of County Supervisors. Aug. — T. H. Taggart, Bradyville, la Cedar Rapids—lIowa Clerks of District Courts. July 20-21. C. W. Hoyer, Ida Grove Ia. nda—Twelfth District Christian Endeavor Union. June —. Mable L, Searl, Clarinda, Ia. fax—lowa State Epworth League Assembly. Jug. 4-14. Dr, W. BP, Stodard, Grinnell, la. Council Bluffs—Medical Society of Missvuri Valley. Sept. 1-2, Chas. Wood Bassett, St. | Joseph, 0. I s City—Old Soldiers and Settlers’ Reunion. Aug. 16-19. G. G. Grimes, Davis City, Ia. Des M jines—Department of lowa G. A. R, June S10. George A, Newman, State House, Des Moines, Ia. | Des Moines—lIowa Pharmaceutical Assn. July) J. M. Lindly, Winfield, Ia. | Des Moines—lowa State Assu. June 28-July 1. Des Seinenckewe Retall Jewelers’ Assn. June 27, N. Nielson, president, Storm Lake, Ia. | Des Moines—United Brotherhood of Carpenters | of Optemetrists. and Joiners of America. Sept. —. Franklin | Duffy, Carpenters’ Bidg., Indlanapol.s, lund. | Society of Music Teachers of lowa. D nents | J 21-24. Bertha Lincoln Heustis, 3 Grove Terrace, S., Dubuque, Ia. Marshalltown—State Association of Elks. June 15-16. Chas, S. Cameron, Davenport, la. | Mason City—lowa State Sunday-school Assn. J 21-23. Frank F. Fitch, 604 Observatory , . Des Moines, Ia. | Mason City—lowa Retall Tea and Coffee Men's Assn. Aug. —. A. E. Childs, Cedar 1 lowa North English — Museatine District Epworth League. June — Rae L. Deane, North Eng lish, Ia. Spirit Lake—Sheldon Spencer League and Fourth Class Postmasters. 0. Wolfe. of Third June —. Lee Titonka, Ia, Waterloo—Grand Lodge of Masons. June 14, N. R. Parvin, Cedar Rapids, Ia. Waterloo—lowa Federation of Labor. June 14. | J. H, Strief, Box 362 Sioux City, Ia. KANSAS Coffeyville—K. of P. July 26-28, a. WW Plumb, Federal Bldg., Topeka, Kans. Columbus—Old Settlers’ Assn. First week of | August L. W. Sehreiner, Columbus, Kans. Cherryvale -Southe tn Kansas Reunion Associa tion Aug. 15-20. C. C. Kincaid, Cherryvale, Kans Hiawatha—-Life and Annuity Assn. Aug. 16. y. F. Shale, Hiawatha, Kans. utchinson—Kansas Funeral Directors’ Assn. ve 21 L. M. Penwell, Topeka, Kans. Kansas City—Grand Council of Kansas and Oklahoma U. C T. June 3-4. George R. Hooper, Atchison, Kans Kavsas City—Kansas Abstractors’ Assn. June 89. W. G, Fink, Fredonia, Kan. Kansas City—Coopers’ Union of America. Sept. 12. Kansas City—Kan. C. W. Electric Light and St. Ry. Assn. Sept. 27-28. Jas. D. Nicholson, Newton, Manhattan—Kansas Rural Letter Carriers’ Assn. Sept. 5-6. O,. Chacery, R. D, No, 6, Leavenworth, Kansas. St. Marys—Federation of Catholic Societies of Kansas. June 7-8. Anthony Kuhn, Hays, Kans. Salina—-Raptist Young People’s Union. June 14-16 Miss Nathana Clyde, Kansas City, Kans, Topeka—Kansas C. E. Union. June 14-16. Minnie Rose, 324 N, Main st., Wichita, Kan. KENTUCKY Frankfort—Kentucky State Assn. Elks. Ang. 6. M. FP. Walker, 310 W. Walnut st., Louls ville, Ky Fullerton—Reunion Soldiers of all Wars. Aug. ~. Frank M. Griffin, Box 25 Fullerton, Ky. Georgetown—Rebekah Assembly of Ky. I. 0. 0. F. Sept. 21-22. Mrs. Corinne C. Graham, 20-29 Garland ave., Louisville, Ky. Henderson Kentucky Educational Assn. June -123. T. W. Vinson, Frankfort, Ky. State Assn. June 3-4. National 8S. H. Smith, M. State Council. Sept. Hopkinsville—Kentucky “ationary Engineers. Henderson, Ky «~ndon—Jr. 0. U. A. ae 13-15. H. F. Lochner, Room 9, 215 S. 5th st.. Louisville, Ky. Louisville—National Hardwood Lumber Assn, June Frank F. Fish, 10-12 Rector Bidg., Chleago, Ill. Loulsville—National Assn. of Colored Women. —_ —. Miss J, E. Holmes, South Atlanta, a ! onisville—International Photo Engravers’ Union of North America. Sept. 6-10. Louis A. Schwarz, 228 Apsley St., Philadelphia, Pa ve Hill—Grand Castle Knights of the Golden Bagle. Aug. 912, John G. Riley, Grayson, Ky ympla Springs—Kentucky Pharmaceutical As pret Jpne 21-24. J. W. Gayle, Franka 3 ‘'©ensboro—Christian Womans’ Board of Misions. Sept. 19-24. Mrs. Sara K. Yancey, 2) W. 6th St., Lexington, Ky. LOUISIANA xandria—G. U. 0. of O. F. District Lodge. \vg. 912. Frank Farrell, 701 Hennen Bldg., ew Orleans, La. roe Endowment of the Most Bureau Wor ‘ipful St Andrew Grand Lodge. June 21, ‘. T. Grant, 831 Oarondelet st., New Or ins, a can Clty——M. W. Bureka Lodge, F. and A. t June 22. G. G. Golston, Drawer 227, itehiteches, La, Orleans—United Ancient Order of Druids. ne 13. Henry Keith, 400 Canal st., New Baltimore—U. | Roston—National Education Assn. | Boston—Photographers’ vrleans, La, Perdido st., New Orleans, La. New Orleans—Nautional Baptist Assn. Sept. 1420. R. B. Hudson, Selma, Ala. New Orleans—Anmierican Water Works Assn. June 26-30. J. M. Diven, 14 George st., Charleston, 8. C. New Orleans—National Order of Buffaloes. Sept. 13-15. L A. Ouplantier, 3109 DeSoto st., New Orleans, La. New Orleans—American Assn. of Freight Traffic Officers. Nov. 11-12 J. F. Auch, Reading Terminal, Philadelphia, Pa. MAINE Auburn ~Maine Rural Letter Carriers’ Assn. Sept. 5-6. W. H. Lovett, Lincoln Center, Me. Bangor—Maine Bankers’ Assn. June 18. Has sall L. Hall, Waterville, Me. |} Bangor—4jrand Commandery Knights of Malta. June 16. Thomas D. Sale, Portland, Me. Bar Harbor—Maine Medical Assn. W. Bean Moulton, M. D., Portland, Me. 45 Exchange st., June 29-30. 622 Congress street, Castine—Maine Pharmaceutical Assn. July 6-8. Dr. M, L. Porter, Danforth, Me. Lewiston—Maine State Epworth League. June 30-July 3. Annie M. Frost, Pittsfie 7a oe Portland—Dames of Malta. Sept. L. D. Woodington, 2532 No. 11th St. apuiladel. phia, Pa. MARYLAND Baltimore—National Assn. of Clothiers. June 67. Wm. R. York City. | Baltimore—Maryland State Volunteer Firemen’s Assn. June 8-10. Jos. E. Holler, Sparrows Point, Md, Baltimore—State Council Independent Order U. A. M. June 14. Charles H. Stein, 917 Franklin st., Baltimore, Md. Baltimore—Maryland State Homo. Medical Society. Oct. —. B. C,. Catlin, 1404 Linden ave., Baltimore, Md. a re + Assn. of Master Bakers. Sept. 13-16. F. Whitecar, 411 Walnut St., Philadelphia, 7 Baltimore— W hole sale Saddlery Assn. S., and National Saddlery Mfg. Assn. > 20-23. Henry Othmer, 108 La Salle street, Chicago, Il. Cc. T. Grand Council. June 9-11. Geo. P. Brown, 330 Woodland, Lexington, Ky. Blue Mountain—Maryland Bankers’ Assn. June 21-23. Charles Haun, National Mechanics’ Bank, Baltimore, Md. — Patriotic Sons of America. uesday and Wednesday in August. Jou Heaps, 2102 14th st., Baltimore, Md. Corwine, 13 Astor Place, New Second Wm. Frosthburg—Pythian Sisters. June 8-9. Sarah J. Wilson, Washington ave., Hagerstown, Md. | Ocean City—Maryland Teachers’ Assn. June 29 July 2. Hugh Caldwell, Chesapeake City, Md. MASSACHUSETTS July 2-8. IrMinn. Assn. of New England. Hastings, 37 Merrimack win Shepard, Winona, July 26-28. Geo. H. st., Haverhill, Mass. Boston—National Eclectic Medical Assn. June 28-July 1. Pitto Edwin Howes, 703 Washington st., Boston. Mass. Boston—International Brotherhood of Mainte nance of Way Employes. Pegg. 3900 Olive st. St. Boston—Order Sons of St. John W. C. Sargent, R. minster, Mass. Sept. 6. Samuel J. Louis, Mo. George. July 26-27. F. D. Route 1, West Past Northfield-——Northfield Conferences. June 11-Oct. 1. A. G. Moody, East Northfield, Mass, Lawrence—Y. P. C. E. U. of the Universalist Church. Sept. —. L. Gertrude Sanborn, 379 Silver st., Sonth Boston. Mass. Lynn—Grand Commandery of Massachusetts, Ancient and Illustrious Order, Knights of Malta. June 14 Frederick H. Willson, 915 Xolonial Bldg., Boston, Mass Pittsfield—New Jersey Editorial Assn. June 24-27. Chas. L. Edwards, Long Branch, N. -_ —23d Mass. Regiment Assn. . E. Valentine, Marblehead, Mass. a. EB — -8 Wire Weavers’ Protective Assn. July 16. FE. E. besmond, 184 St. Nicholas ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Taunton—Seventh Massachusetts Veteran Volun Sept. 28. teer Assn. June 15. Wm. H. Wade, 1654 N. Main st., Fall River, Mass. MICHIGAN Alma—Reunion 7th Michigan Volunteer Infantry. June 14. J. Hilmer. Alma Mich. Ann Arbor—Michigan Retail Shoe Dealers’ Assn. Aug. 30-31. Fred G. Clark, 730 Michigan ave., Detroit, Mich. Alpena—Michigan State Aerie. F. 0. E. June 1415. John J. McLogan, Detroit, Mich 793 Fourteenth ave., Battle Creek—G. U. 0. of O. F., Michigan District. Aug. 9-11. Claude Evans, 31 Clyde st., Battle Creek, Mich. Bay City—Mick: igan State Medical Society. Sept. 27-28. Wilfred Haughey, Battle Creek, Mich. Bay City—Grand Commandery Knights Templars of Michigan. June 14. H. L. Anthony, Sturgis, Mich. Bay City—Michigan Association of Ohiefs, Sheriffs and Prosecuting Attorneys. June —. Clarence M. Brown. Saginaw, Mich. Bay City—Michigan Seate Assn. of Letter Car riers. June 28. Charles P. Coates, Flint, Mich. Detroit—Order of the Star of Bethlehem. June 28. Thomas J. Crowe, Detroit. Mich. Detroit—Associated Western Yale Clubs. 3-6. Burns Henry, troit, Mich. Detroit—American Association of General Baggage Agepts. June 15. J. E. Wuick, Toronto, Ont., Can. Detrott—Foundry & Mfrs.’ Supply Assn. 610. C. E. Hoyt, Lewis Institute, June 202 Penobscot Bldg., De June Chicago, mn. Detroitt—American Foundrymen’s Assn. June 7-9. Dr. Richard Moldenke, Watchung. N. J. Detro[t—American Brass Founders’ Assn. June 9 Dr. Richard Moldenke, Watchung, N. J. Detroit—American Foundry Firemen’s Assn. June 7-9. Dr. Richard Moldenke, Watchung, N. J. Detroit—Supply Men's Rranch International R. R. Blacksmiths. Aug. 16-20. F. Baskerfield, Chicago, Tl. Detroit—United Garment Workers of America. Aug. 22-23. RB. A. Larger, 116 Bible House, New York City Detroit—Michigan Abstractors’ Assn. Aug. —. J. S. Updyke, Allegan, Mich. Detroit—American Philatelic Society. Aug. 16 as. H.S Adair, Columbus, Ohio. (Continued on page 34.) $12.00 per M. Biggest variety, lowest prices. Orders shipped same day as received. : Write for Free Illustrated Catalog. $1.45 per Gross. WEBB-FREYSCHLAG MERC. CO., $2.75 wines Gross. Kansas City, Mo. “TANG Improved Cane Assortment, 120 Canes, including 50 Rings............. Improved Cane Assortment, 240 Canes, including 100 Rings.. Improved Cane Assortment, 350 Canes, including 100 Rings Improved Cane Assortment, 600 Canes, SSI BED TURN. cc cwcciccccccecees . No. 9, Extra Long, Fancy Loop Handle Whips, asstd. col., best made, per gr. 5. Shooting Gallery Outfit, complete, 2,567 pieces, for only.................... 2. 200 Assorted Pocket Knives, for Knife Racks, a Good Flash................ 15.00 Large Catalogue Free. Knives, Watches, Umbrellas, Toy Whips and Cane Nets. Terms—Half Deposit, Balance C. Pennant Canes, per 100, $1.25; per 1,000, 00. CLEVELAND CANE COMPANY, Cleveland, Ohio. Wanted--Second-Hand Tents 2—40x120, or near this size. 1—60x100, or near this size. 1— 30x50 Top. State lowest cash price, full particulars, first letter. A. N. ELROD, 38 Park Row, New York. PARK MANAGERS and PUBLICITY PROMOTERS, ATTENTION FOR SALE 3N ORIGINAL. EXCLUSIVE TT) A ABSOLUTELY NOVEL For F cal of July Celebration It is the One, Big, New Idea for this summer, and will pack any progressive park to capacity. Can be — done for less than $100. TERMS CASH—$50 for cities of | less than 100,000 population; $100 for cities of more than 100,000 population; or 10 |per cent. of gross receipts, with $25.00 cash deposit. Only sold to one park in each city. Elitch’s Gardens has already secured the Denver privilege. Address JOHN 4 H: woe Elitch’s Gardens, Denver. Reference—Liebler & Co., 2 W. 38th Street, ew Yor GALL—The Herbert A, Kline Shows-CALL Please answer this call to Box 68, Flint, Mich. Can place Ostrich Farm and one or two strictly first-class shows that don’t conflict with those already booked. Lorow, Williams, Logan, write or wire. This show is booked for 26 weeks. Open June 6, at Flint, Mich. The Herbert A. Kline Shows AT LIBERTY—JUNE ‘1st RELIABLE MANAGER Any kind of a place of amusement. No booze. No tobacco. All I ask is the population and seating capacity. 8. I. SALLING, care Auditorium, San Pedro, Cal. WE WANT--FOR OUR FAIR, —-—Wlreek of October 3-8, 1910——— A FULL-GROWN CARNIVAL COMPANY And all sorts of Attractions. Good, big, populous territory, and past has demonstrated it pays for a good outfit. Write S. S. CARRUTHERS, Secretary Beaverhead County Fair Association, Dillon, Montana. BIG MONEY nour SOAP ore AGENTS Get our prices on soap and toilet articles, They will interest you. Our advertising assorted packages with valuable premiums have the flash and value that get the money. Everybody uses them. MAKE GREAT SOUVENIRS FOR SHOWS, CARNIVALS, ETC. Money getters for canvassers and fakers, One young man cleared $1,008.53 in 6 ‘months straight on a house to house canvass, Are you doing as well? If not, send postal today. We will teach you how, E. M. 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